Grammar Examples! by Elizabeth Sislen

Grammar Examples! by Elizabeth Sislen https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview Made with love for grammar en-us 2018-05-23 14:16:29 UTC 2018-05-25 18:18:37 UTC hello@padlet.com Hanson https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263077040 Adjctive Clause
I like the box that is brought here yesterday.
The earthquake that happened yesterday didn't hurt anyone.
Adverb Claus
While I was running outside It started to rain.
Someone knocked the door while I was doing my work.
Participial Phrase
Creating a new game, I dicided to drop.
Finishing the hommework is important to everyone.
Appositive
My boss, the best person in the world, gave me some extra work to do.
The boy, best student in the school, got kicked out of school.

]]> 2018-05-23 15:54:28 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263077040 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263082903 Bold: adjective clause

Underlined: adverb clause

Dylan’s humor debased Jonah’s skills, which he worked hard to get, because his family encouraged him.

Dylan’s excellency, which bewildered Jonah for it was so powerful, never faltered.

After Dylan eclipsed Jonah in skill, he hit Jonah, who lost, over and over again.

When Jonah fell down, Dylan was not compelled to help him up to the ledge, where he knew Jonah would fall off of.

]]> 2018-05-23 16:11:13 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263082903 Keely Ferrando andromadaquetzal https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263083290 Katie, a wonderfull person, cavorted among the grasses.

The fridge, a miracle of technology, was intrinsic to the houshold.

Upbraiding her son, the wolf, who was quite impressive, growled
fiersely.

Repelled by the putrid scent, he jerked back.

Becouse of his utter bewilderment, he found it hard to focus.

While the cheese was good, it could not compair to the towering, pulchritudinous structure of cake.

The house, whoes windows were an inundating orange, was unavoidable.

]]> 2018-05-23 16:12:19 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263083290 Alice https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263086251 Adjective clauses:
1) Elizabeth, who is wearing a pretty shirt, upbraided us because we forgot to use vocab words in our sentences.
2) The donkey, which happens to be purple, brayed loudly.
Adverb clauses:
3) When the leonine tabby cat laid down in the sun, she fell asleep.
4) While the truculent rhinocerous bumbled around half asleep, it careened into the car and squished it.
Participial phrases:
5) Hubert, ensconcing himself in a blanket, dissapeared from view.
6) Sally the loquacious duck, quacking animatedly, gave a 7 hour lecture on Epicurean philosophy in Latin.
Appositive phrases:
7) The land, a place inundated by flood waters, was damp.
8) The slug, a pulchritudinous shade of puce, fell in love with the other slug. ]]> 2018-05-23 16:20:54 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263086251 Jonah L.'s Sentences lecj210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263087126 Adj with adverb clauses

Although I beat him, Dylan, who is my good and loquacious friend, protested in slapping me in the face until I said that he won.

Adj with Adverb

Even though Dylan, who laughs at peasants, beat me, he couldn't stop cavorting in excitement.

Participial and appositive

Knowing he would lose, Dylan, the next KD, was still bewildered in defeat.

Participial and appositive

Snapping his finger, Thanos, the possessor of infinity stones, annihilated half of the universe.

]]> 2018-05-23 16:23:18 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263087126 Julia https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263089783

Alex, who was mesmerized by the stars, dreamed of running through the grass trying to grab them.

Alex, who gamboled aeound the hospital halls, happy to be free from the never ending IVs and tubes.

Since Alex had two hours of freedom, he cavorted down to the food court and got a lime popcicle.

While Alex was eating his popcicle, he relized the pain in his head had been mitigated by the cooling popcicle.

Realizing his freedome was coming to an end, he traversed back to floor six.

Contorting in his hospital bed, trying to escape the pic line attachment he told Minnie about his adventures.

Minnie, the nurse wearing Dora scrubs, thwarted Alex's plan to escape the pic line.

Alex, the sick little boy, succumb to his small, sickly body and fell asleep, dreaming of grass

]]> 2018-05-23 16:30:28 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263089783 Sophia Eckart https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263174719 Adjective Clauses
Billy, the mean hearted soul, was a menace to society and all around him.
The cheese, that stank to high heaven, mesmerized the mice.
Adverb clauses
Because the man hated mice, he repelled the mice with traps.
Because the boy had never seen a cockatoo before, the giant white bird bewildered him.

Participial Phrases
Debased by the insulting gift, the manager decided to fire the employee in the spot.
Apprehended by the police, King fought in court against being put in jail.

Appositive Phrases
My brother, a strange human, was filled with vitality.
My sister, an adorable baby, always mitigates my pain when she makes incomprehensible words.

]]> 2018-05-23 21:32:44 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263174719 Tobias https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263512682 Adjective Clauses
Trippie Redd, the devil in flesh, killed only those who did not respect him.
Chicken, that brings joy to all African Americans, did not stay warm overnight.
Adverb clause
Khalil wanted to live more than he wanted to die.
Whether we accept it or not, Wakanda was not forever.
Participial Phrases
Destroyed with they're hatred, we decided to hang ourselves.
Stranded and left to die, water surrounded us.
Appositive Phrases
Life, a broken inhabitance, sought to make things right.
Windows, a open piece of nothing, splits the world in two.]]> 2018-05-25 01:02:42 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263512682 Noah Pickett Sentences https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263609084 The game which he played was very mesmerizing.
The grades who the dog debases were all A's.
Whether you like it or not you will do what I say, im a menace.
Unless you talk, you will be apprehended.
In the kitchen, you will cook. If thr pan touches your skin and burns it try to mitigate the burns with cold water.
After the party, we went to sleep. I repeled the nba game on TV.
John, an intrinsic demon, took my soul.
Noah, full of vitality, big bodied brandon.

]]> 2018-05-25 11:44:34 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263609084 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263614609 Brandon Chism

The teacher who works in the school debases the students grade.

The policeman who shot Starr’s friend in The Hate U Give was repealed by the African American community.

I will gambol, when my mom gets home.

I will cavort, when my friends come to the party.

Teachers who are going to leave next year will hamper the school.

Brandon the guy who is planning to not come back will thwart everyone's success.

Brandon the guy who loves basketball will revert back to football.

Jonah, the guy who loves video games, will play all not.

]]> 2018-05-25 12:13:48 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263614609 Isabela civi210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263623982 The student, who debases her classmates energy, loves test.
The brother, who annoys his sister everyday, is repeled by the pictures in her room.
While the guy was mesmerized by her beauty, he fell on his face.
Since she was apprehended, her family cried.
Longing for the day to be over, the students menaced their teachers.
Wishing to get out of detention, he corroborated a story.
Mary, the smartest person ever, was bewildered when she got a C.
Jack, an only child, tried to mitigate the fight.

]]> 2018-05-25 12:49:37 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263623982 Sigita Puskorius https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263624493 The sitting cat, who always sat at the windowsill, was always mesmerized by the birds outside.

Since the bewildering moment, I have never able to go into the ocean, that was filled with sharks and jellyfish, ever again.

Although I have never had fish before, I always seem to debase the thought of eating it.

After the frightening occasion, nobody was able to apprehend what had happened at the party last Friday.

Laughing at him tripping over air, it seemed like we mitigated the situation.

Sammy running around the hall seemed to repel any bugs from coming onto him.

Johnny, the angry boy from my Latin class, intrinsically had a funny part of him.

Sherri, the supposed murder of the cat, needed to corroborate in the court case against the cat’s family.

]]> 2018-05-25 12:51:24 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263624493 Jonah C Sentences colj210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263627474 Adjective Clause

The Circus Showman, who was quite acrobatic, mesmerized the audience with his outstanding performance.
My tutor, who helped me with my math homework, brayed at the incorrect problems on my worksheet.

Adverb Clause

Because of his newfound fame, the rapper traversed the country performing at sold out shows.
Unless you maintain your vitality, you will get burned in the 800 meter.

Participial Phrase

Planning for a win, the football coach discerned his gameplan.
Corroborating with Brandon, I agreed that Lebron is better than Jordan.

Appositive Phrases

My rich Uncle, a NBA all-star, ensconced himself in his new mansion.
Ready for the movie premiere, a worldwide production, I was ebullient with enthusiasm.

]]> 2018-05-25 13:01:55 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263627474 Skye gars210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263628368 Appositive phrase:

Jackson, the player of fortnite, was a menace to game controlers.

Kayla, the cheerleader, corroborated with the cops when they asked her questions about that night.

Participial phrase:

Jackson listening to music, was bewildered by the song.

Davantae changing his mind will bring vitality to the "ghetto".

Adverb clause:

Although the rules debased people, it didn't change their sprit.

While mesmerized by the story told, he took a second look at things.

Adjective Clause:

Officer 115, who shot a child should be apprehended.

Big mamma, who had 6 children mitigated the punishment for her kids.

]]> 2018-05-25 13:05:10 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263628368 Helen https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263629228 Participial 1. Running from Isabela, Helen was bewildered when she saw Sigita standing right in front of her, ready to pounce.

Participial 2. Gambolling through the meadow, Alex fell and scraped his knee.

Appositive 1. Lucas, the wolverine of humans, traversed through DC.

Appositive 2. Anatiyah, the queen of awesomeness, inferred that Burke is okay.

Adjective 1. Morgan, who drank water, was pulchritudinous to everyone around her.

Adjective 2. Isabela, who smote Natalie, wasn't sorry.

Adverb 1. Since the store was burned to the ground, Maverick was inundated with apologies.

Adverb 2. Because Helen was swimming a very hard set, she was most definitely ebullient when she learned she would have to swim a 400 IM for time.]]> 2018-05-25 13:08:13 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263629228 Jackson adaj210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263630481 Adjective clause:
Skye, who is wearing jeans, mesmerized me with the story of her clothes.
Thanos, who is wielding all 6 infinity stones, is currently wiping out human existence.

Adverb clause;
Because Skye hated haters, she repelled them with her middle finger.
Because Morgan, had never played fortnite, the controls to the game completely bewildered her.

Participial phrases
The teachers planning for their students to graduate must fill out approval form for their kids to go to college, and this is intrinsic.

Appositive phrase
Officer 115, a white, stereotypical officer, should apprehend that not all black men are going to hurt him.

Sakura Haruno, a highly trained medical professional, rose herself to become one of the most powerful people in the world

]]> 2018-05-25 13:12:44 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263630481 Will kelw210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263635381 Adjective:

The guy, who was the coolest guy, did cool things

Mr. roger, who lived in Mr. Roger’s neighborhood, just wants to watch the world learn.

Adverb:

Because of the color yellow, everyone no longer liked green.

Although pluto is no longer a planet, it still sneaks into planet only clubs with his fake planet license.

Participial:

Planning to go to mars, elon musk packet his grilled cheese sandwiches in his cooler pack.

Wishing sleeping wasn’t so difficult, the brain in a jar realized he could not shut his eyes.

Appositive:

Plastic bottles, a delicious treat, were easy to find.

The fastest car, a go kart from mario, was the first of its kind.

]]> 2018-05-25 13:29:44 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263635381 Lily D davl210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263667785 Adjective Clauses
1) The cat, who stared out the window, was mesmerized by the outdoors.
2) The gloomy sky debased the pedestrian, who was already in a bad mood.
Adverb Clauses
1) When lightning strikes, the dog becomes bewildered.
2) If Fredrick ever dies, he will menace the new inhabitants of his house.

Participial Phrases
1) Attempting to mitigate the situation, Evelyn made everyone take deep breaths.
2) Josh was repeled by the creepy forest, stinking of rotting leaves.

Appositive Phrases
1) The police apprehended the old woman, a suspected bankrobber.
2) The old woman's son, a suspicious fellow, corroborated her alibi.

]]> 2018-05-25 15:21:44 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263667785 Katie Hirsche hirk210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263668393 Although Kathleen hated to do so, she had to admit that James was right and corroborated his statement, quietly.
Aroura's inexorable drive, the ambition to become the best, could become all-consuming and bewildered Minerva sometimes.
Flying through the air, Shadow reveled in their freedom, letting the happiness shine through.
Tess, who was desperately trying to placate her husband's temper, gently placed her good hand on his arm, which was all she could do at the moment.
Evan, a talented chess player, was mesmerized by his game with Shadow.
Kalia, when she was pregnant, complained of having an elephantine stomach, even though Shadow assured her that she did not.]]> 2018-05-25 15:24:06 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263668393 Abby https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263669749 Mesmerized by the bewildering face, a dramatic arrangement of scars and intrinsic scowls that debased the morals of every person it came in contact with, Stephanie froze, unable to move, as inside her mind she raged, trying to mitigate the pain she felt until he would appear and repel and mitigate that face, a mask whose ability to suck the vitality out of even the bravest everyone could corroborate.]]> 2018-05-25 15:29:45 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263669749 Gabe https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263670955 Gabe G

Appositive

Dog, bringer of joy, was intrinsic.

Bird, menace of worms, ate a worm.

Adjective clause

The hole in the wall, which debased the wall, kept growing.

The florida man, who was apprehended for gator crimes, broke free.

Adverb clause

The traps were set to repel the pests.

The flat earth society went to space, to corroborate their theory.

Prepositional phrase

The boat went under the bridge

The lights were in the room.

]]> 2018-05-25 15:35:05 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263670955 Maya's Sentences mayaacole https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263671223 Adjective Clauses:
(1) Sigita, who debases my happiness, throws an orange at me, because she's mad.
(2) Kyra, who is a great actress, mesmerizes me with her magnificent performance.

Adverb Clauses:
(3) After he stocked up on supplies, Owen managed to repel the zombies.
(4) While the villain was sleeping, the hero snuck in and thwarted all his plans.

Participial Phrases:
(5) Running blindly through the blizzard, the girl succumbed to the snow, and called out for help.
(6) Contorting into odd positions, the performer wowed the audience with her flexibility.

Appositive Phrases:
(7) Bob, the real estate agent, derided the woman who wished to buy a house for under $1,000.
(8) Abby, a very confident person, bolstered her shy friend.]]> 2018-05-25 15:36:14 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263671223 Kyra https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263671534 Adj clauses:

Maya, who is a talented actor, cavorted with her friend Kyra when she found out was Julian's understudy in the musical. (P.S. She rocked it :)

Abby, who is a very good runner and full of vitality, went to States to show off her skills.

Adverb Clauses:

Because Sigita is a real Picasso, her paintings continue to mesmerize us.

Since she was very young, Isabela has always been a fashion icon, which she elucidates every day when she walks in.

Participial Phrases:

Trying to compel Jackson to go into the cave, Gabe enticed him with candy and money.

Lauren and April, having a conversation of their own, winked at eachother tacitly.

Appositive Phrases:

Max, the ebullient merger of faces, attempted to use a snapchat filter to merge his face into his brother's face.

Elizabeth, loquacious teacher of English, was very impactful on her students.

]]> 2018-05-25 15:37:47 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263671534 Owen oroo210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263671568 Adjective Clause
1. John Wick, who lost his dog, is menacing to his enemies.
2. The security gaurd, who was watching the store, repelled the roudy teenagers.
Adverb clause
1. Instead of working, Netflix mesmerized Maya.
2. While working on homework, Huit was bewildered by a problem.
Participial Phrase
1. Selling the Arizona's for cheaper, Will debased them.

2. Mitigating the interview, Bob asked about his child life.
Appositive Phrase
1. Tobias, the wearer of glasses, apprehended the conversation.
2. Myles, holder of IPhone, brought vitallity to the group.

]]> 2018-05-25 15:37:56 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263671568 Will chrw210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263676415 Adjective clause

Jack saw a camper, who seemed intrinsic to the feeding and survival of the ducks.
Jack, who wanted a beautiful yellow jacket, did not get it as it was debased, when it was figured out that it was made of cheap materials.

Adverb cause

As the child was mesmerized by his ipad, Jack stole his pencil.
Because Jack bewildered the child, he kept the pencil.

Paticipial phrase

Jack saw the duck, sleeping near the river, and apprehended it to see if it would eat his bread.
Jack, walking to the store with vitality, wanted to get a sandwich

Appositive phrase

Jack, the desperate human, repelled the deer from coming in his house.
Jack, the intelligent medic, mitigated his wound by wrapping it.

]]> 2018-05-25 16:00:37 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263676415 LAuren https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263678445 1. April, who colored her pulchritudinous book, sang a song while she did
2. Elizabeth, who typed away at her computer, was mesmerized by our sentences.
3. As the dog walked down the street, his little legs inundated him as he tried to keep up with him.
4. While the kids were arguing about chicken nuggets, intrinsicly, jackson stared to get hungry.
5. Rolling around in the dirt, kyra got her pants dirty; she tried to repel the dirt by brushing it off but she made it worse.
6. As the little menance Stomped through the house, her mother yelled at her
7. The windows, doorways to the outdoors, which elucidated with windex, looked cleaner
8. My capricious dog, bringer of joy, jumped on my bed and licked my face ]]> 2018-05-25 16:09:44 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263678445 Lily B barl210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263680875 Participle Phrase:

Bewildering the kindergarten class, Maria continued to perform her magic tricks.

Yelling insults at the top of her lungs, the lady attempted to debase the reputation of the restaurant.

Adverb Clause:

Because the cat was a menace, he was not allowed near the apple pie.

Because he was sitting in front of a fountain, the baby was mesmerized.

Adjective clause:

The teacher who wanted the students to begin studying for their final, began to mitigate the amount of homework he was assigning.

Mia, who is the older sister of Anna, tries to repel the mosquitoes with bug spray.

Appositive Phrase:

The police officer, the tallest man alive, began to apprehend Maria for her crimes.

Maria, an intrinsic part to a bank robbery, resisted her arrest.

]]> 2018-05-25 16:21:14 UTC https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263680875 Gabe edited gerg210 https://padlet.com/sise0/GrammarReview/wish/263681716
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